täysmittainen

täysmittainen is a Finnish word that translates to "full-length" or "full-scale" in English. It is used to describe something that is complete in its extent, duration, or size.

The term can be applied in various contexts. For example, a täysmittainen elokuva refers to a feature film, as opposed to a short film. In construction or engineering, täysmittainen may describe a project that is built to its ultimate intended dimensions or scope. It can also refer to a full-length garment, such as a täysmittainen takki (full-length coat). In a more abstract sense, it can denote an action or process carried out entirely, without any abbreviation or compromise.

The opposite of täysmittainen is often expressed by terms like "lyhyt" (short) or "osanainen" (partial). The precise nuance of täysmittainen depends heavily on the surrounding words and the specific situation in which it is used. It emphasizes completeness and the absence of any reduction or limitation in scale, length, or scope.